Finding healthy snacking options is becoming easier and easier, as companies recognize we consumers want to indulge, but also, we don’t want the guilty pangs that go along with snacking. Enter Perfect Snacks…

Cooking rice can be tricky, unless you have a fancy rice steamer, but cooking Right Rice is simple. Boil water. Drop in Right Rice. Cover and let sit for 12 minutes. Done.

These blondies tasted like a sugar cookie with a hint of key lime, but the texture…

Think corn nut, only not corn, but fava bean (a.k.a. broad bean) and you’ll know how the Bada Bean Bada Boom bean snacks crunch. There is one major difference, though…

The first whiff of the product when cracking open the bag highlights fresh, sweet carrots. Even the appearance of the snack is appetizing, bright orange.

These strawberries give you a taste of fresh when you eat them, and can be sprinkled on salads and cereal or mixed into yogurt and pancakes.

A new apple variety boasts a sweet & sour profile and provides a crunchy, juicy bite. Look in your local produce department now!

We purchased four cookies and received two free, then we tasted and ranked them all. Enjoy the holidays with cookies!

The perfect cookies – that’s how NuGo describes its plant-based, protein cookies boasting 10 grams of protein each. With only 5-7 grams of net carbs, it’s Keto-friendly, too.

We were all expecting a flat chip, but these chips are light and airy with a delicate crunch. They are plant based, non-GMO, gluten free and boast 9 grams of protein per serving (about 23 chips).

Eating the ZENB bars are like having a little summertime eating adventure, when fresh vegetables are in season. The labels are clean, they are certified organic, plant-based, gluten free, and non-GMO.

When I opened the bag of crisps, I recognized a familiar scent. I couldn’t quite peg it until I took my first bite and onion was a pronounced flavor. Then I knew.

These pea crisps with the garden herb flavor profile were crunchy and full of flavor. The onion, garlic, and hint of dill played nicely together, as I found only one minor problem with this purchase. I couldn’t stop eating them!

One bar gives you 8 grams of net carbs (3 grams of fiber) and 5 grams of protein. The label is super clean, and the product states its claims as Paleo, Non-GMO, Vegan and Gluten Free.

Claims include gluten free, vegan, fair trade, sustainable ingredients, nothing artificial, and non-GMO. It’s a pumped-up list of claims, which made me wonder if these peanut butter cups could stand up to the hype.

Here’s my question to you. When was the last time you had a birthday cake that was allergen friendly? You can celebrate now…anytime, any day…with this fantastic Birthday Cake granola.